The accessories they enjoyed little needed the indorsement of speech.
In this sentence, i dont understand the meaning of "indorsement".
So, I looked it up in the dictionary, there was no clear answer..
Is "indorsement" synonym for "endorsement"?
2014-11-04 3:48 pm
回答 (3)
2014-11-04 5:26 pm
It's just an alternate spelling that's seldom used, at least in the US. I have no idea what the sentence you give is supposed to mean.
2014-11-04 4:07 pm
The word indorsement is embeded in a sentence that is confusing as it is written. A suggestion is to try to rewrite the sentence and to correct the word "endorsement" with its proper spelling and usage and add some meaning to a poorly written sentence. Here is the rewritten sentence.
"In the accessories they enjoyed, there was little need to endorse the speech." Good luck. I was a college professor of education."
"In the accessories they enjoyed, there was little need to endorse the speech." Good luck. I was a college professor of education."
2014-11-04 3:58 pm
To endorse is a verb.
An indorsement is a noun.
An indorsement is a noun.
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